The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving British food

Staff are very friendly, always served quickly. I can easily say they have the best coffee locally. I only stop by for takeaway coffees, they are delicious, perfectly made every time and fairly priced. Also to note, perfect place to bring kids, they have a small kids play area.

PLEASE NOTE THERE WAS A SIGN ON THEIR DOOR SAYING CLOSED FOR THE FORESEEABLE. Best fish and chips for miles. Our local ever since we moved to the area. You will be missed.

Took the family for dinner here twice during our stay in great Yarmouth, the food was fantastic and the staff were brilliant and extremely reasonably priced (I'd have paid double n still been happy)

A lovely friendly pub. We'd gone in to watch an act we see regularly, and it's good to see a pub that still puts on live music. The staff were quick and efficient, even though it was really busy, and they even had a cask beer on(Pedigree).

We had excellent meal and staff were exceptional. Thank you for making my husbands birthday special. We are never disappointed when we eat here it’s so special. Thankyou Will see you soon Hilary x

What a lovely little cafe! I nipped in purely by chance and I’m so pleased that I did. Although I only had a coffee and cookie the lovely staff, ambience and gorgeous Latin American music has set me up for the day. Walking away with the biggest smile on my face. Thank you so much x

Great food, great staff. Always worth a visit.

Pretty much dire. Brown toast and marmalade was served soggy and ready buttered I would say with margarine, definitely wasn’t butter. Marmalade was nice and home made from the Welsh Lady Jams company. Scrambled eggs were weird. Really weird. Palest barely yellow colour , bland and cooked in the microwave. Toast again was soggy, pre buttered and under toasted. Tea was ok. Coffee was Americano because when I asked for flat white and I asked if it would be a small cup and nice and strong the lady said no it was made with mostly milk. 👎 We won’t return.

Had a fabulous Sunday roast here on mother's day, fabulous food, lovely people

A fantastic Micro Pub. The landlord is very friendly and so are the locals. A good choice of real ales. Well worth a visit

We arrived in Dartmouth for a weeks holiday and after reading the reviews thought Bushell’s Upper Deck sounded great so we walked down to give it a go. It’s a pop up restaurant and it was its last night of the summer. They welcomed us, explained as it was their last night there was a limited menu. We had a super meal, starters of squid and garlic flatbread, followed by seafood risotto and American pizza, finished off with tiramisu and ice cream. Fabulous food, great service, very friendly and welcoming and fabulous views. We certainly struck lucky! Thank you!

Visited for a meal on East Anglian Derby Final night. We were put in a hospitality box downstairs but had the same service/menu as we would have had in the restaurant upstairs. The food quality was absolutely superb and the portion sizes were generous (I had previously felt they were a little sparce) Waitress service was good and the fact that we got our own drinks and had to go to the bar to place our bets was a plus rather than a negative particlarly as previous experiences were that the tote operator didn't always make it round everyone upstairs. Only negative is that starters/dessserts are not included in the price when you book. I appreciate it kept the price down to £25.99 but would rather have paid £35.99 and had a 3 course meal. Surely it would be more profitable for the stadium as well? After all, it was sold out.

Called in for a cider after a walk . Nice pub , friendly atmos phere great location

Hidden gem serving the most delicious food with locally sourced ingredients in a historic setting. After starting with complimentary olive infused bread and whipped goat milk butter, we were served a perfectly cooked filet with peppercorn sauce, a delicious local halibut with incredible beef ravioli, and to die for chunky duck fat chips. Although all of the deserts looked tempting, we opted for the very generous selection of homemade crackers and local cheese. Everything was perfection. The hotel manager, Charlie, was our charming server with some great local tips and just the right amount of attentiveness. We are foodies who love to travel from Australia to the US to Europe and the Middle East, and The Royalist now ranks as one of our favorites in the world. Not to be missed.

A quiet place to catch up with a friend with great coffee and delicious cakes